news feed; Friday, July 1st, 2011
Friday; July 1, 2011
Weather Mostly sunny by mid-morning. 22 °C and a low of 12°C (72deg;F/54°F)
Current Moon Phase: New Moon
Morning sirens will go off at 5:16 am, and evening sirens will go off at 9:16 pm.
Eviction Notices
The following list of characters will find a note slipped under their door giving a three days' notice of eviction. Today marks the end of your one month of free rent, giving you 3 days to leave the apartments.
Elena
Chane Laforet
White Rabbit
TODAY IS CANADA DAY!
As a nationally observed holiday, banks, libraries, post offices, some businesses and other civic/goverment buildings are closed.
- There is a grand fireworks display after siren, powered by unmatched pyrotechnical wizardry as only Siren's Port can pulls off. It is visible from anywhere island-wide, set off by brave daredevils from the city's Fire Department. Because secured outdoor viewing could not be scheduled this year, people are encouraged to watch safely from behind darkness-proofed windowpanes, and they will also be shown televised from cameras atop the city's radio broadcasting tower.
It can be guaranteed that creatures in the darkness will be more aggressive than usual because of all the lights and noise.
Governor Takes Post, Makes First Stand For Neutrality
Siren's Port's new Governor, Reginald Townshed, will be sworn into office at noon on the steps of City Hall. AGI & SERO's public relations officers contacted the neutral victor earlier this week immediately after the announcement of election results, regarding plans to send company representatives to be present at the oath-swearing. They offered to shake hands with the police chief, new governor, and one another in a visible sign of peace and cooperation for the island. After a month of rioting and civil unrest, many at the government building seemed vocally enthusiastic about this idea. However, Townshed has reportedly turned down the corporate agenda, insisting that the civic ceremony for governorship shall remain free of any business imprint at all.
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Weather Mostly sunny by mid-morning. 22 °C and a low of 12°C (72deg;F/54°F)
Current Moon Phase: New Moon
Morning sirens will go off at 5:16 am, and evening sirens will go off at 9:16 pm.
Eviction Notices
The following list of characters will find a note slipped under their door giving a three days' notice of eviction. Today marks the end of your one month of free rent, giving you 3 days to leave the apartments.
Elena
Chane Laforet
White Rabbit
TODAY IS CANADA DAY!
As a nationally observed holiday, banks, libraries, post offices, some businesses and other civic/goverment buildings are closed.
- McKinley Zoo & Aquarium Admissions are Half-Priced
- Fairgrounds Admissions is Free .
- Summer Jazz Festival Series will be playing at the Fairgrounds bandshell stage today, featuring a Guy Lombardo tribute band.
- Outdoor picnicing is popular at Versaid Lake, Winthers Lake, Crow's Head Beach & Dead Horse Cove.
- There is a grand fireworks display after siren, powered by unmatched pyrotechnical wizardry as only Siren's Port can pulls off. It is visible from anywhere island-wide, set off by brave daredevils from the city's Fire Department. Because secured outdoor viewing could not be scheduled this year, people are encouraged to watch safely from behind darkness-proofed windowpanes, and they will also be shown televised from cameras atop the city's radio broadcasting tower.
It can be guaranteed that creatures in the darkness will be more aggressive than usual because of all the lights and noise.
Governor Takes Post, Makes First Stand For Neutrality
Siren's Port's new Governor, Reginald Townshed, will be sworn into office at noon on the steps of City Hall. AGI & SERO's public relations officers contacted the neutral victor earlier this week immediately after the announcement of election results, regarding plans to send company representatives to be present at the oath-swearing. They offered to shake hands with the police chief, new governor, and one another in a visible sign of peace and cooperation for the island. After a month of rioting and civil unrest, many at the government building seemed vocally enthusiastic about this idea. However, Townshed has reportedly turned down the corporate agenda, insisting that the civic ceremony for governorship shall remain free of any business imprint at all.
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